App doesn’t work
The app is terrible. On the workouts it pulls info from my threadmill and says I walked and run 6km… however overall doesn’t show that and says only 3k steps, less calories and only 3.4km…
PPandeha
Not working
I just started having trouble and it’s not reading my finger. I have the new iPhone 18, so there should be nothing wrong. Everything is on all the cameras, not sure why this is an issue even.
BBuneeeeeee
Glitches all over
App is glitchy, every now and then, despite marking off all my supplements as ‘taken,’ the following morning they show up ‘not taken.’
Similarly, some archived medications are also coming up after being deactivated for weeks, and showing up as ‘not taken.’
All happens after updates (ios and app) and appears to happen with multiple devices. But again, something archived for weeks should not be coming up again.
Similarly, some archived medications are also coming up after being deactivated for weeks, and showing up as ‘not taken.’
All happens after updates (ios and app) and appears to happen with multiple devices. But again, something archived for weeks should not be coming up again.
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RRoadWarrior2004
Medical ID: An avoidable safety concern
What’s the point of having a Health app that doesn’t even synchronise basic information within itself?
Updating my weight or height in Health doesn’t update Medical ID. I have to enter the same information twice, manually. Even the measurement units are inconsistent.
Medical ID is designed to provide potentially life-saving information to emergency responders when someone cannot communicate. Yet Apple allows this information to become outdated without warning.
Users reasonably expect their emergency medical information to reflect the latest data already stored in Health.
This isn’t just poor design. It’s an avoidable safety risk in a feature specifically intended to protect lives. Unacceptable from Apple.
Updating my weight or height in Health doesn’t update Medical ID. I have to enter the same information twice, manually. Even the measurement units are inconsistent.
Medical ID is designed to provide potentially life-saving information to emergency responders when someone cannot communicate. Yet Apple allows this information to become outdated without warning.
Users reasonably expect their emergency medical information to reflect the latest data already stored in Health.
This isn’t just poor design. It’s an avoidable safety risk in a feature specifically intended to protect lives. Unacceptable from Apple.
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CCitcko
Too many useless functions
I just wanted to track my medication but for that the app is not ideal
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